Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-11
Auction Sales.

w. II. Sherburn will sell at his auction
rooms, 323 X street at 10 A. NJ.
to-day, among other things the
following One parlor set two
marble top walnut bedroom suits; two ssb
bedroom suits; two cottage suits; plush
bed lounge; two Hoey bed lounges; two
single lolnges; bar-room stove; two cock
stoves; three Brussels carpets; two walnut
extension tables; kitchen tables; badsteads,
double and single; Spring and top mat
| tresses: crnckery. glass and tinNare; table
cutlery, etc.
Tomorrow at their salesrooms, 927 K
street, at 10 A. NJ, by order Of T. S Mott,
Bell & Co. will sell fonr open buggies, top
| buggy ipole and sbafts). tIo-seated car
riage, leather-top and one canopy-top
| phaeton, two sets double harness, five sets
single harness, robes, whips and other
| livery psraphernaiia. The goods are now
| on exhibition and will be sold without
| reserve.
| Thursday Bell & Co. will sell oil the
premises, 1919 p street. the west half of LIT
6, o and z, Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets, house OF five rooms also, lot ana
| ten feet of lot (90x1Ao,, bounded BY
Twelfth and Thirteenth, Whitney avenue
an1 r street VIII be sold as a whee or
in three lots, 90x140 feet. Must be sold
| boom or no boom; also, lot ), in the block
| bounded BY o and p, Eighteenth and Nine
tenth streets, 40x160 feet Must be sold
on account of the owner desiring the money
| to invest in business. If necessary, will be
! subdivided.
Friday Bell & Co., at 10 4. NJ. sharp, will
sell on the premises the elegant furniture
of Colonel NJ. d. Carr. 1897 street, con-
| sisting in part as follows: One elegant
| con- biuation parlor set of six pieces, one
fine center-table, fancy rockers, paintings
and engravings, parlor ornaments, lace
| curtains and cOrnices, walnut extension
table, walnut dining chairs, walnut side
board, horseshoe hat-tree, bedroom sets,
spring and top mattresses, fine feather
pillows and holsters, blankets, comforts,
TWO three quarter sets, carpets kitchen fur
niture, orcckery, glass and tinware, etc;
also, fine buggy horse, harness and pha-
eton.
MILITARY ELEcTIoy.-CompanyA A, City
lGuard, First Artillery Regiment, will hold
an election this evening for Captain and
First Lieutenant, caused by the resignation
of Captain Stevens and removal of Lieuten-
and BiIdsall. and any other Office that may
be vacant. Many members of the COM
pany and other friends are urging Fred
Eisenminger, the Saratoga trunk rustler,
TO enter the race. Mr.. Eisenminger has
previously occupied the Office of First
Lieutenant of the company, which he re-
signed to became Captain OF the celebrated
Governors Guard Cadets. Fer the vacancy
created by the removal of Lieutenant
Birdsall, Lieutenant T. J. Glas seems to be
the only candidate and apparently has a
walkover. For the vacancy that will be
caused by the promotion of Lieutenan;
Gas there are many candidates, the mos
prominent of whom are Sefgeants Lloyd
and Humphreys. The reee is close and ex,
citing betW cen those gentlemen.
For years suffered from loss Of appe-
tite and indigestion, but failed to find re
lief until l began taking Ayers Sarsapa
rilla. This medicine entirely cured ne
Ny appetite and digestion are low per